the chance to touch and feed new furry friends at the petting zoo at the alaska zoo. that's your pacific event of the day. wonder if they get to feed penguins. >> always a fun trip. that would be fun. >> it would >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it's been three years since daytime tv icon bob barker turned over the reins of "the price is right" to drew carey. so how does he think drew carey is doing? well, barker told tmz in a not- so-complimentary way that he and carey do the show differently, saying, quote, i try to make the show exciting, and he doesn't do that. he just plays the games. ouch. >>> well, penelope cruz tells england's "u magazine" that if she could, she would shut down all the teen magazines that encourage young girls to diet, adding, quote, who says to be pretty, you have to be thin? >>> and on the other hand, world renowned chef gordon ramsey says he eats like a horse, six or seven times a day. the foul-mouthed former professional soccer player still looks great because he says he works out and eats smal

cool air drifting from the gulf of alaska, this may break things up tomorrow. again, this shows we've got a low pressure out in southern california, so a little bit of fog and cooler air and cooler temperatures we're forecasting today. >> still plenty of sunshine after the fog clears. 75 in san jose. these temperatures are one or two degrees cooler than yesterday. not much sun but 57 in the sunset. city should see a little bit of sunshine, needing sweaters and jackets with the breezes 10-20 miles an hour. still warm well inland with low 90s. hercules, fog gives way to sunshine for east bay. still chilly, 80 in morning hill and here is way it looks the next seven days. just a tad warmer tomorrow and friday and then we'll stay nice all the way through the weekend. frances, i know we were looking at the golden gate bridge. it may be a little damp. >> as you mentioned we're seeing some of the overcast conditions. as you can see traffic is light but it's not slowing anyone right now. you can see most of the span right there. just the overcast conditions. check out i

. >>> in other news -- an investigation is under way at an alaska air base this morning following the crash of a military cargo jet with four people on board. it happened last night at elmendorf air force base near anchorage. the air force says the c-17 jet went down during a training flight for an upcoming air show. witnesses report seeing a fire ball 750 feet high after the crash. no official confirmation of casualties so far. >>> in southern california, firefighters report progress against the worst of two major wildfires. they say the 1400 acre fire near the town of tehachapi is 25% contained and hope to have it fully contained by friday. the blaze has burned up to 40 homes and forced 2,300 residents to evacuate. >>> in the gulf of mexico today, workers are preparing for what's hoped will be the last chapter in the oil spill disaster. permanently plugging the bp well. engineers say the temporary cap placed on the well a mile beneath the surface is holding and there is far less oil visible on the water or on gulf coast beaches. the next big step toward permanently sealing the well

but also as far west as alaska. we readily admit this is not ideal dinner hour viewing, but it's an awful and growing problem, and once they move in, it's very tough to move them out. nbc's mike taibbi willingly took on this assignment. >> exterminator. >> reporter: it's another bed bug call for this exterminator, al bernard. this one, a three-bedroom student apartment in manhattan that's been infested for months. he uses steam heat first on anything that's remotely porous, and then a chemical pesticide, aimed at wherever these critters hide out before coming out to feed at night. the students who live here all suffered rashes like these, and saw plenty of evidence before prepping their apartment for the full treatment. this is what it takes, days of work by the three people who live in this apartment, basically washing everything, and bagging it and plastic boxing it, as much work, the tenants told me as if they were moving. some famous stores have had to fumigate too, including this victoria's secret store. >> bil

alaska natives. thank you. thank you, dancers. thank you for being here.hank you for celebrating with us. how about a round of applause for our singers? san francisco sobriety drum. native american native project drums. thank you, thank you, you may be seated. thank you for standing one more time. how about a round of applause for our drums? san francisco friendship house sobriety drum and american native aids project singers. thank you. at this time as we go into recognizing our heroes, our local heroes, there are some individuals that are very deserving of being nominated and selected for this very high award and honor among our indian people and if gavin newsom, the mayor, is here, we certainly want to acknowledge him. so please let me know if -- when he does arivene. we will give him special due recognition and thank him and the city of san francisco. let's do that now. a nice big round of applause. for mayor gavin newsom. city council. and all of the programs and departments of this beautiful city government. thank you. this time i'm going to call qwo

they hope it will be the first electric vehicle to travel the first car to make the distance from alaska now a report on the machine and the mission. >> it looks like it's moving even just sitting there. silently it takes off. it's a high performance all electric car based on chassis of fastest production car in the world. it's been modified by engineering graduates from imperial college. >> we wanted to do the longest range. >> pan american highway is longest highway in the world. >> that is 16,000 miles in alaska to argentina, a three-month trip. take a look under the hood. those are two electric motors. mini radiator is fan towered. it goes zero to 60 in seven seconds and there is the potential for faster performance. >> it's kind of like a race car. >> that sports car handling comes in handy. with three inches of ground clearance they avoided road hazards. they have places the stay and charge along the way. for them it's part of a big program. >> it's right thing to do and people get it much more today than other days. >> what we hope people will do when they buy a car, they will tes

and that happened around the same time as texas city, alaska. we took a lack at all after our operations. it was a global response from what we heard from the baker panel, from our own investigation. to put in place management systems and processes, and then mshment to detect when things were going wrong. so, we did respond, we have changed things. in the case of the deep water horizon, there was a particular drilling operation, a particular set of circumstances that were going on and we don't know what happened yet. so we'll need to look into the causes of the accident and put in place actions to prevent recurrence. >> if i can ask my question again, it's pretty simple yes, no answer. did what with thunder horse and other incidents in which a number of people died in many of them, create a pattern that caused concern for you? i don't want a long explanation. i want a yes it caused concerned -- >> of course we're concerned when -- >> thank you. let me go ahead then. i'm glad to hear that because it appears from much of the review it didn't trans

stay tuned for in-depth coming up nex >> where smoking chimneys once dominated alaska, today, scientists blossom pre instead of chef towers, green as far as the eye can see. from coal miningoure' capital of culture, a region reinvents itself. he is a star chef and businessman. with a wealth of culinary ea he has turned his name into the gourmet brand. a passion for cooking, the series on europe? -- on euromaxx. >> a germantown is grieving after saturday's love parade tragedy. 20 people were killed. authorities are coming under increasing pressure over the organitialndecit arrangements. police in the city have defended their handling of the situation. they say they had been controlling the flowf sirs all along the pedestrian tunnel all along. obviously, " somethinsomething t horribly wrong. politicians are aea cli for consequences to be drawn. but many people who were on the scene are already awg ei own conclusions. >>>> the people started climbing onto the ceiling with their bare hands. th iprtyerus those who were in charge did not open up the fences. i do not understand it. you cannot l

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we have this trough this cooler air moving down out of the gulf of alaska that will take over the nextple days and drop those temperatures beef up that marine layer, we will see cooler temperatures through much of the workweek. we have coastal cloud cover and valley heat. yesterday we had enough on shore flow coastal clouds ushered their way into the valley. today the flow is more northerly, that will clear out those coastal clouds and fog and warm up, a little bit more than we did yesterday. so if yesterday was too warm get ready for a little bit warmer today. low 90s from the warmest spots in south bay, morgan hill, 80s san jose, santa clara, 60s along the coast plenty of upper 70s for the peninsula. east bay that is where you will find the warmest locations upper 90s places like brent wood, antioch and try valley low 90s. 70s along the bay, alameda, berkeley. warmer than yesterday. for the north bay, wine country topping out upper 80s near 90 degrees. fairfield, 90 maybe above. 70 in the city and you will see sunshine by the end of the day in san francisco. not one of those june glo

alaska officials say the flight to los cabos will leave at 10:30 in the morning on wednesdays, saturdays and sundays. >>> after just two seasons, ellen degeners is saying goodbye to american idol. that leaves two vacancies because simon cowel is also leaving the show. the show returns in january. and you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> next up, sports, coming up. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. >>> mark ibanez joins us now with sports. yesterday the a's had 19 runs, today one run. >> that one hit did not belong to buster posey. so no runs and no buster posey pretty much tells you the tire. great day for field watches and not the giants offense watching as it is early on. the marlins get this, young kid giants got buster posey they have michael stanton, a stud with a shot off the wall. scores for the only one and only run they would need. baumgartne

take a look at what has happened in alaska and model it. i realize you have more communities, more states, more jurisdictions that you have to integrate, but there's something there that i think will be useful to you. because it provides in an ongoing basis, not only an opportunity to create a forum to ask tough questions but also integrate planning and to engage local people in a way that helps them feel part of the solution, not just sort of helpless bystanders. sco i urge you to look at that. i know that some folks have proposed that in congress to create something along those lines for this region. obviously for local leaders like you to be engaged in shaping that and supporting it might help make that happen. the second piece, i don't know, advice from alaska is that a fairly comprehensive mental health and behavioral health outreach plan was developed and is available as a tool that also could be useful to you. it's sort of a citizens' guide and a community leaders' guide to how you can deal with spom of the stress associated with a c

the clothes are available in california, alaska, arizona, texas and utah.oincidentally, those are the states with the highest teen birth rates. >> the last thing we need is something like a company like this forever21 which is very, very popular to promote that kind of a line to our teens or to our youth. >> i think it doesn't promote pregnancy. >> i think mostly it will make pregnant people want to come here for stylish clothes. >> forever21 says the line's intended to appeal specifically to pregnant teens. >>> our question of the day, so what do you think, does the new clothing line send the wrong message? >> email your comments to cbs5.com and we are also on facebook and twitter. >>> i was almost incleaned to agree with the second-to-last comment or saying you know people just want stylish maternity clothes and then you get the one at the end saying..., you know, it would be good for teens. >> oh, yeah. well, anyway. i'll discuss my opinion later. off the air. [ laughter ] >> no, i'm kidding. >>> coming up, a common ingredient in candy that can be fatal

alaska? >> the russians. they have a legitimate role in this process. >> the have approved of the last five. in january, they had a very legitimate role. i was talking to senior russian officials in the last several weeks on several occasions, and they have said that they would take this on the case by case basis. and this will now come down to each -- to every name. and this is not unfair to conclude this the in the past, they were the slowest. it is not active to say that they are doing this now because the process is going on. >> do you make the distinction as you did in london between reintegration? are you still against reconciliation? >> you were making this distinction about this being one thing -- and you are not so supportive of this issue. >> i do not believe that this is what i said in london. you may have a better memory that i do. what the position is on reintegration, the position on reconciliation should be equally clear. we support the afghan-led reconciliation. i do not believe -- in london,

. >> miss gibbons, you spoke about the life of work on the shore of prince william sound, alaska. you decated your life and a personal effect on people, the suicides, the demoralized people. all those people, i understand, like the folks in the gulf work very hard, played by the rules and didn't expectnybody else to play by the rules, and in your testimony, you touch on the impact of the exxon case and on your community and you are now one of the litigants in it, so you don't have a financial interest in this. but you see what is done to the people there jt as we see every night on the newshat it's doing to the people down on the gulf. do you think that the supreme court ruling in exxon shipping versus baker has affected public confidence in our justice system? if so, how? >> well, as i mentioned briefly, t impact that it had on people in my community, what they took away from it is a sense that there is no justice and currently, i work a lot with people in the gulf who are trying to be very supportive of them, and i think there's the same sphere, and when you look at the mistakes

gulf are warmer -- has it gone this way because the waters of the gulf are warmer than the waters in alaska? as the oil broken up in a different way than in the exxon valdez situation? >> beckham 8. the size of the league under the ocean as well. it is controversial for different reasons. some say dispersants are more toxic than the oil itself. you are right. they are also using this person. >> they are moving the surface ships away from the cap, but the capping device is so far down, we assume it will be ok? >> that is also very good news. the concern was that if they were not going to be able to monitor the cap as they have been for the last several days, that they might have to remove it and in case there were any leaks that came from the cap, and more worry from the ocean floor as well. the fact that they feel confident enough in the cat to move away, if need be, should that -- confident enough i handicap to move away, if need be, should the storm, yen is a good sign. >> thank you very much. the pakistan been -- pakistan -- he says this is a move to preserve continuity in the fight agai

the alaska national guard says the c-17 went down at elman dorf air force base last night. so far no word on the fate of the four crew members on board. >>> the latest challenge to airport security is screening passengers wearing casts. the tsa swabs each cast to test for explosives, but if a cast tests positive there's no tsa procedure for screening it. cast scopeses do exist and can x-ray someone wearing a cast but not many airports have them. on tuesday, two passengers were ultimately allowed to board their planes in dallas even though agents detected small traces of explosives on their casts. >> it's silly to check somebody, detain them and then, because you can't do anything about it, say, okay, go on through. it doesn't make sense. >> the tsa says it's sure both passengers went through enough levels of screening to ensure they were not threats. >>> joe biden talks homeland security and jobs in an exclusive interview with the "today" show and ann curry today. they talked about criticism the obama administration is facing over the economy. >> and that is meantime this a

military cargo jet has crashed in alaska, with four people onboard. the c-17 went down at elmendorf air force base, near anchorage. witnesses describe a fireball shooting hundreds of feet into the sky after that crash. the plane was on a routine training mission. but had no word on the fate of the crew. the boeing c-17 is a massive transport plane. it's used to carry equipment, supplies and troops directly to the battlefront. >>> also, three people are dead after their medical helicopter crashed into a neighborhood in tucson, arizona. the pilot, a nurse and a paramedic were onboard. the faa says the pilot was in contact with air traffic controllers before the accident. and there was no indication of any trouble. >>> michigan governor jennifer granholm is blasting efforts to clean up a pipeline oil spill along the kalamazoo river. the pipeline company has promised to double its workforce. more than 1 million gallons has spilled, coating fish and wildlife. oil has been seen 35 miles down the river, heading toward lake michigan. >>> work could begin on a

alaska family services held its 2nd annual recovery celebration. several members from the community were invited to share their stories of addiction and recovery. the event also featured performances from other members of the community, as well as information tables set up with resources to help with the journey toward sobriety. the event concluded with a memorial to honor family and friends who have lost their lives to the disease of addiction. western dakota tech was the site of a south dakota recovery day celebration. two speakers stood up to share their stories about the

it made stops in san francisco, and the silicon valley, on a tour from alaska to argentina. green technology. it was built by students in london. >> talking baseball. >> we have a lot of good pitching seeing lately out of giants, tonight, no exception, the giant starter pitched a gem. this time, getting support in arizona. and in los angeles, a national legend, the world cup landon donovan,highlights next in . >> something happened to the giants during the all-star break. they got much-needed rest. they appeared to have exercised their demons. san francisco had three wins against division opponents, tonight, they matched that total one week into the second half. matt king followed barry zito's gem with one of his own tonight against the democracy. he got support right away. posey is a hitting machine, the rbi single, 16 games that is the third longiest for a giant rookie. and torres, going long. that ball, out in center. solo home run. it is 2-0 giants. torres, doing it all. bottom of the inning, helping matt cane. in the process. the leaping grab robs young. the giants win,

. >> any ownership of alaska airlines any ownership for you? >> no. >> thank you for being with us.independent airline consult anlt. >> and here's what we're looking for tomorrow. >> susie: a new twist tonight is making the disaster in the gulf even worse. now, online crooks are targeting victims of b.p.'s massive oil spill. florida's attorney general is warning consumers about an e-mail scam. the letter claims to be from b.p. ceo tony hayward and offers half a million dollars in compensation for the spill in exchange for personal information. the a.g. says it appears to be the latest version of a long- running phishing scam out of nigeria. >> tom: the economic downturn is taking an especially hard toll on hispanic americans. a new poll by the associated press and univision interviewed more than 1,500 latinos. nearly half were very worried about losing their jobs, paying bills or saving for college. that's much higher than the general population. experts say latinos are more vulnerable because they tend to work in industries that have been hard hit during the recession. >> susie: yo

this is same type of weather pattern we saw and cool weather coming down the gulf of alaska not affectingthe exception of the winds. it's bringing in cooler air overhead. so everybody a little cooler. day time temperatures today will be in the 70s for the bay, otherwise 50s at the coast. 60s around the bay and we'll look at seven-day forecast coming up. first of all we want to check on road work, coming in to work, frances, still quite a bit out there. >> yes, there is. around 5:00, this one in san jose is going to stick around until 6:00 this morning. we've got a major connection ramp closed, northbound 101 to northbound 680 until 6:00 this morning. in addition to that we got the story off-ramp closed until 6:00 so keep that in mind you might want to take tully. we'll head outside and check a live camera shot of 101 at 880. that is northbound traffic as an alternate or detour. if you get on 680 you may want to consider 880. at the toll plaza, it's accident free on all bay area freeways. if that changes, we post it on our website at www.abc7.com. >>> thank you very much. it's 4:54. federa

at first they will only be available in california, alaska, arizona, texas, utah.oincidentally, those are the states with the highest teen birth rates. a forever 21 spokesman says the line doesn't target or appeal specifically to pregnant teens. >>> when it comes to sigh en, one guy is a very big deal in science. he is working on one of the most powerful lasers in the world right here in the bay area. but it's what he does during his off time that will inspire you. acy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now it'shot. now we got it hot. >> yeah, it's going to be hot. temperatures today near triple- digit highs. >> that's why it's hot. >> i know. but you know what? some people love it and other people are like look, i don't have air-conditioning. when is it going to cool down? so you get a mixed response when it gets this hot. here's a look at the golden gate bridge shot. i like it because it shows we do still have some low clouds hovering over the top of the bridge there. we also have some cloud hovering along the coastline. then you move a little farther into the bay and loo

here we go, former alaska governor sarah palin and i am not kidding. it is no joke. >> maybe she'd make a good nanny. maybe that would be a good reality show. >> my goodness, whatever it is, it's going to be a disaster. a disaster. but good enough to watch, i guess. >> are you going to watch? >> are you kidding me? all i watch is the news. >> you're going to watch. >> no way, i'm not going to. >> guilty pleasure. >>> this comes from houston where one couple had their dream wedding crashed by the world's smelliest plant. months ago when the love birds planned to hold their nuptials in a local botanical garden, they were hoping to be surrounded by beautiful blooms and little did they know that a corpse flower which is notorious for its rotting stench would be there, too. so instead of complaining, the pair had a sense of humor and featured a stink-o-meter and offering clothes pins for their guests' noses. that's interesting. >> i've actually smelled one of those before. >> i don't want to know. >> it is horrible. >> maybe kind of like the reality show wi

cordova, alaska. >> interpol says as many as 5000 people have been arrested and in four asian countries for illegal gambling on the world cup. add 800 gambling dens have been rated during a month-long operation. rachel harvey has the latest details. >> this is a large number of arrests across a huge region. it is unprecedented doocy this cooperation across such a wide area. that is going across the border in areas like a tax. actually making this happen is tricky. we're looking at something that affects all the countries. this probably provided the push. in the not be the end of the operation. police are saying they have confiscated computers and sell funds, and are hoping that might provide more information, more leads, which could in theory lead to more arrests. family is illegal in mainland china, although that -- gambling is illegal in mainland china, although that is its biggest market. it is illegal here in thailand. you can place a bet with and sporting arenas. despite strict controls comic ambling across asia is hugely popular, hugely prevalent. it is ingrained in the culture. s

hayward was brought in three years ago to address safety concerns after a major oil spill in alaska and a deadly explosion at b.p.'s texas refinery. but then, as now, experts say b.p. has to change more than its c.e.o. industry observer lou pularesi says that kind of change takes time. >> to develop a culture of safety takes a real commitment, and it's not just money, it's having the technical competence, looking at all your operations, having everyone with confidence that they can shut down the rig and change the procedure. >> reporter: hayward's likely replacement, american robert dudley, has 32 years in the oil business. he joined british petroleum when the company bought amoco in 1998, and was in charge of operations in russia before taking over the gulf cleanup effort last month. public citizen energy director tyson slocum says dudley has to change a culture that appears to compromise safety for profit. >> we need to see that dudley is going to address that head-on and reshape the company from the ground up. this is a company that needs a wholesale makeover, not just a facelift. >>

alaska family services held its 2nd annual recovery celebration. several members from the community were invited to share their stories of addiction and recovery. the event also featured performances from other members of the community, as well as information tables set up with resources to help with the journey toward sobriety. the event concluded with a memorial to honor family and friends who have lost their lives to the disease of addiction. western dakota tech was the site of a south dakota recovery day celebration. two speakers stood up to share their stories about the impact of their addictions on their college careers, and how they went on to find recovery. residents of the columbus area of ohio celebrated an afternoon of music and recovery with their rally for recovery celebration and jam. various musicians both regionally and nationally known were given the opportunity to entertain the crowd with different styles of music. several keynote speakers also took the stage to speak, and awards for excellence in service were presented to those w

trying to figure out why a military cargo plane on a training mission crashed in an air force base in alaska. the national guard said the plane went down at ells dorf air force base last night. >>> we now know the price tag of the rallies last week. taxpayers will pay the $60,000 bill that covered mostly police labor cost. 146 officers countywide worked the july 19th demonstration. although protests were heated there was no violence or arrests. the rally drew more than 300 demonstrators from throughout the region. police say they will not pass part of the cost onto the protest organizers. >>> just when state workers thought it was safe to show up to work on friday, the governor is calling for more furloughs. the order calls for three furlough days per month starting in august until there's a new state budget. state employees just got out from under furloughs earlier this month after taking forced days off for the last year and a half. the new furloughs affect about two-thirds of state workers. two public agencies, cal fire and the chp, are exempt from those furloughs. also exempt, 37,000 wor

. >> the racing green endurance team is driving this car from alaska to argentina to raise awareness about green technology and electric cars. sort of like another electric sports car we know. so you've got tesla in your sights? >> yes. it's a fan taskt electric car. it's really paved the way. >> reporter: they're on their way but you won't hear them. just the wind and the occasional burning rubber. the green endurance team toured san francisco then visited a few silicon valley offices before charging up and setting out on the next leg of its 16,000-mile journey. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> that's a cool car. kind of cool outside today, too. >> absolutely. 70s and 80s. no 90s on the map. >> that's weird for this time of year. >> we're going to continue that this week. let's show you the highs for everything. 60 in san francisco. the wind is howling right now. coming through the golden gate. only 82 in livermore. one of our warmer spots. 81 in los gatos. sometimes those pockets across the south end of the bay manage to get close to the 90s. not the case today. in gilroy, only

and discover how the shores of alaska were clinging to the russian empire long before the u.s. is in the past. r.t. dot com to check it out if you haven't done so already don't go anywhere now they've got all the nation's business news coming your way now with stephanie good to see you and it seems that also dr there passenger numbers during the economic oysters people are now taking to the skies again yeah that's right alice according to the international air transport association international air traffic has now surpassed pre-crisis levels i'll have more in just a moment but first it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. fled russia after a dispute with russian shareholders on tuesday he was declared the new boss of b.p. taking office in october and in a final twist the outgoing head tony hayward may return to russia as a board member. reports. robert dudley has already earned his created for handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill the gulf represents one third of the company's oil and gas wars and refineries and his experience in russia where to keep b.p. gener

guess what, i live in alaska. it takes forever. you can go summer 24 hour by boat or half an hour by plane, which costs a fortune, to see counselors that are in in bridge. it is a long ways away. it is rough to be able to afford fuel to drive to a counselor that is trained in the military trauma. older veterans were not oif veterans, they have so many people coming back with severe delays or with ptsd from something in the economic or korea. we have a hell of a time getting connection the day i left to come here. i was again denied service connections for my ptsd for a month. if there is anything else, please fix that ball and make press #one huge so if a veteran is in the crisis, the will push the right button. thank you. >> thank you. any comments in the response? >> [inaudible] it is a critical problem. how to get services to people. would it be susceptible for you to repeat counseling by telephone or a computer video system? >> ok, i have discussed that with a recovery coordinator. and also the one in charge in anchorage, alask

i want to be able to give a level of assurance to people that whether you are eating wild alaska salmon from prince william sound or whether you're eating it from taking it from the gulf that the dispersants have not had an impact on the safety of that. so if we are not testing for that, i would certainly hope that we be doing that now, yesterday. that that is something again a level of assurance we need to be able to provide the consumer and give them that certainty that these dispersants, even though yes, the purpose of them is to disperse the oil quickly, if you disperse the oil butt we've replaced it with another substance that has toxicity levels that impact that seafood, that's something that we all need to be concerned about. administrator? >> thank you, senator. i did want to follow up on your point because you're right, what we have done is we've shared the formulations of the dispersant, although they're confidential business information, the manufacturer has made sure we share that with fda and noaa as well as the state of louisiana and other states who have asked for it so t

citizens they are legal invaders they do not have like an apology given i have to show the united states alaska because they look a certain way they may be citizens but they look a certain way that's the nature of racial profiling the reality is the law is racist the law sets up a dynamic to attack a certain segment of the population and to attack them with absolutely not. but the main stories we're covering are also available on our website that is see to come let's have a quick look at what's waiting for you that right now twitter revolutions out there scorching heat in russia made the wood rain really a big hit on the internet. the celebrity psychic. paid good money for his. well with people heading to the beaches for some some of fun seedier side of one black sea resort in ukraine is now being exposed odessa has become a thriving hub for the sex slave industry as a strategic port its location makes it a hotspot for human trafficking between the region and other countries are. reports . it is fun in the sun in the ukraine in port city offer desa hundreds of thousands come here during the hik

it will be available in five states including california the others are arizona, alaska utah and texas forever 21 if you seen the brand they are known for trendy affordable clothes some parents feel the company is sending the wrong message to younger customers. a quick break back with more headlines in a moment. we will give you a shot from walnut creek camera traffic in and out moving well. top stories one woman stabbed and another shot and killed in san jose we have details and a live report. new sentencing date for johannes mehserle has been said we will have the latest. we are following what's happening live in the floor of the gulf of mexico work being done on the cap could they shut off the leak completely today? the latest in a moment. bay area whether first a live look aside in big warmup on the wake of forecasts on. >> nice clear conditions that fog and low cloud we have seen in the past few days leaving sunshine today with a warm-up are headlines for today will look like this well i guess all you know anyway, warm up over the next couple of days fog coming in tonight keeping

but at the same time there has been instances where, for example, alaska tea party folks are painting lisa murkowski as our rhino -- a republican in name only. >> i thiink she has done a good job. i don't think she as rhino. i think she deserves to be reelected. it's a free country. people can run for office, they can say what they want to say. the voters will be the jury and the judge as to who should be the nominee. that is what makes politics so much fun. it is so unpredictable. people will say the darndest things. >> one quick followup. new first-time candidates, first-time state candidates, like sharron angle and grand paul, they have said some things that might not be perceived as politically correct, or at least politically smart. how much of your time do you spend trying to clean up after candidates like that? >> well, i would say novice candidates for statewide office are not the only ones who say the darnedest things. harry reid had called the surge in iraq a failure before it had even started. he called general david petraeus a liar. people will say strange things at differ

as assistant secretary for indian affairs and have held listening sessions on american indian and alaska native issues around the country. and the white house. and whereas american indian heritage month recognizes and honors the continued contributions of the american indian community and promotes awareness about issues facing the american indian population today. and whereas the mayor of the city and county of san francisco is proud to partner with kqed, friendsship house, association of american indian, american indian aids project and the american indian health center to celebrate five outstanding local heroes for their work in the san francisco bay area, american indian community. now therefore be it resolved that i, the mayor, do hereby proclaim november, 2009, as american indian heritage month in the city and county of san francisco. at this time i'd also like to recognize the offices of several elected officials who are providing certificates of honors to all of the awardees this evening. the office of senator mark leno, assemblyman tom amiano and speaker of the house nancy pelosi

and discover how the shores of alaska were claimed for the russian empire long before the u.s. even if it is. that is the way the news leaks this hour don't go away though that is business news coming your way just a moment. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join our technology update on our g. hello and welcome to the business bulletin the russian shareholders of t.i.n.k. b.p. thought they'd seen the back of robert dudley two years ago when a corporate round led to him quitting the country but now he's back as head of the global operation and that's how to hack over reports his rough ride in russia could not prove useful. the name bob dudley prompts mixed memories in russia his departure from the post of t.n.t. b.p.c. accused of acting against the interests of russian shareholders back in two thousand and eight left a bitter taste bu

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s assets with a letter saying it was ready to pay ten billion dollars for property in alaska. quarterly results from google have missed expectations for the first time in two years the world's top search engine posted net income of one point eight billion dollars for the second quarter but the growth in the company's expenses offset a twenty four percent jump in revenue analysts are worried about rising costs as google spends heavily on research and development to expand its new products. big state owned companies in russia are not coming up with enough for any innovative products that's the verdict of the managing director of pricewaterhouse coopers center of innovation bo parker now our correspondent attempt to cover caught up with him at the international forum of industry and innovation in the polls. we interviewed that some one hundred of the largest companies and russia so it wasn't a smaller perhaps more innovative start ups but it's a large sum of the largest one billion dollars minimum size no a forty percent ever produced innovative new product over the last two year

the main jet stream is well up into canada and the gulf of alaska and continues into the dakotas. there's a little spin right about here and it's given us a counterclockwise rotation. it's not really going to move. there it is. it's not going to move for a couple of days. having said that, the fog in place. the southwest low coming through. we'll continue with the mild conditions. if you are headed to the coast, chilly. only 50s and 60s. 50s and 60s and inland spots, 80s. >> thanks, craig. time now, 4:40. inside the bay area's hooping cough epidemic. we investigate how that infection came back to life. >>> check this out. attacked by a bison at a world famous national park. we hear from the woman who got stumped by the animal and what sparked its rampage. >>> and how old is too old? a south bay landmark is in jeopardy. do i look like someone who's at risk for heart disease? well guess what, i am. heart disease took my dad's life, but it doesn't have to take mine because 80% of cardiac events in women may be prevented if we make the right choices. eighty percent. you may not know y

and discover how the shoals of alaska work laying for the russian empire long before the u.s. even the pay is. paycheck capital has held a special service in the ukrainian capital kiev to mark the anniversary of the baptism of. the beginning of the christianization of the russian lands more than a millennium ago so it will fowles and all believe in came to take part in this the liberation. now standing just meters away from where the orthodox christianity is started in this part of the world back then it was called key of rouge and in one thousand nine hundred eight prince lemme took a first bunch of pagans into the river here in kiev and baptized them to become the orthodox christians the whole christianization process took several more centuries but still key it is considered to be the crowd a lot of christianity in this part of europe now now ukraine now kiev is the capital of sovereign ukraine and here this day is being marked as an official state holiday but for the first time it is being marked in russia as well present even today if in june and now it's to this day to b

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was on the website discover how the shores of alaska were claimed for the russian empire long before the u.s. even appeared. an explosion at a russian orthodox church in the ukrainian city of has killed one woman and injured at least eight others were gathered to celebrate the anniversary of the baptism of russia. as the details. it is really hard to say what exactly happened in the central ukrainian city. but according to eyewitnesses a certain package exploded at the very doorstep one of the churches in central part of the city during a holy day mass which was celebrating at thousand and twenty two years since russia was baptized in russia adopted christianity authorities are now investigating what exactly caused this loss but if you have any have any doubts that this is a terrorist attack this is not an accident because i would the say that this was a package which exploded so which is a ruling out the possibility of any accident or a gas leak or anything of that sort this incident happened amid celebrations of thousand and twenty two years since russia adopted orthodox christiani

be up to twelve billion dollars of assets as early as this month most would come from the sale in alaska and to help offset the cost of the gulf oil spill the british john has been in talks with the patchi corporation a u.s. oil and gas exploration company since the end of june believe that a deal could be arranged before b.p. post half yearly earnings on july twenty seventh. that's the latest the last stories on our website altie dot com slash business and join us in fifty minutes time for more. sanctions sailors call it the sea canary due to its high pitched twitter. this morning now on this highly communicative. want to trying to say. i'm coming to come to china which. should be a secret so. r.t. . russia would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from funniest impressions. means for instance on t.v. dot com. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. c c c c. to. lead. the way. to. its help. this is the leaders of the world's richest countries have come on the fire at an international aids confere